下列饼干制品中，核桃饼干、杏仁饼干、什锦果料饼干都属于（）饼干。A、混酥类 B、清蛋

下列哪项不是呼气性呼吸困难的临床特点

A．呼气费力

B．呼气时间延长

C．三凹征

D．呼气性哮喘

E．常见于支气管哮喘

陕西某高校一位副教授因高热住进职工医院，经B超、CT、胃检、抽血、抽骨髓化验等检查后，难以确诊。医生恐延误病情，于是给予高档抗生素治疗，但病情不好转。第16天，该院请某市医院会诊，仍依据上述理化数据而诊断为病毒性感冒，给予相应治疗后仍无济于事。病人在这两家医院里诊治达20多天，花费近万元，仍无明确诊断。后来，医院只好请西安医大第一附属医院某教授会诊。该教授并未盲目用理化检验手段，而是仔细问诊查体，当在病人身上发现了3个极易被忽视的小红点时，病情很快得到确诊：原来是病人在不久前游览西双版纳时被蚊虫叮咬，导致斑疹伤寒。确诊后，病人家属遵医嘱到药店花1．2元钱买了20片四环素，病人口服后痊愈。

某教授能为病人很快确诊的根本原因是（）

A.他对病人负责

B.他医术高明

C.病人病情十分简单

D.前两家医院为他提供了充分的理化数据

E.正确看待诊疗仪器的作用，不做它们的奴隶

为使平行线间能够铺设渡线，两道岔间的连接夹直线长度不得短于零。

下列麻黄汤的煎服法中，哪项是错误的（）

A.先煮麻黄，去上沫

B.饮热稀粥一升余，以助药力

C.温覆取微汗

D.若一服汗出病差，停后服，不必尽剂

E.禁生冷、黏滑、肉面、五辛、酒酪、臭恶等物

James Shapiro follows his award-winning book on William Shakespeare, 1599, which came out in 2005, with an unlikely subject: an investigation into the old chestnut that Shakespeare wasn’t the man who wrote the works.

Most mainstream Shakespeareans stand aloof from it. But apparently the claims of Francis Bacon, Edward de Vere and Christopher Marlowe, among others, are on the rise. (46) An appetite for conspiracy theories, combined with a call for "balance" from some sectors of academe and the rise of the Internet has given the thing new life. Respectable audiences turn up to listen to lectures on it. The controversy is even taught at university level. "What difference does it make who wrote the plays" someone asked the author wearily. Mr. Shapiro (for whom Shakespeare was definitely the man) thinks it matters a lot, and by the end of this book, his readers will think so too.

The authorship controversy turns on two things., snobbery and the assumption that, in a literal way, you are what you write. How could an untutored, untravelled glover’s son from hickville, the argument goes, understand kings and courtiers, affairs of state, philosophy, law, music-let alone the noble art of falconry (47) Worse still, how could the business-minded, property-owning, moneylending materialist that emerges from the documentary scraps, be the same man as the poet of the plays

Mr. Shapiro teases out the cuhural prejudices, the historical blind spots, and above all the anachronism inherent in these questions. No one before the late 18th century had ever asked them, or thought to read the plays or sonnets for biographical insights. No one had even bothered to work out a chronology for them. (48) The idea that works of literature hold personal clues, or that--more grandly--writing is an expression and exploration of the self, is a relatively recent phenomenon.

Contested Will is dense with lives and stories and argument. It is also entertaining. The quest for the true claimant drove people mad. (49) Here are secrets and codes, an elaborate cipher-breaking machine, an obsession with graves and crazy adventures to find lost manuscripts. One man spent months dredging the River Severn. Mr. Shapiro himself turns sleuth, exposing as fraudulent a piece of evidence long thought to be genuine-one more hoax in the long history of Shakespearean wild goose chases.

(50) The Shakespeare that emerges is both simple and mysterious: a man of the theatre, who read, observed, listened and remembered. Beyond that is imagination, In essence, that’s what the book is about.

(46) An appetite for conspiracy theories, combined with a call for "balance" from some sectors of academe and the rise of the Internet has given the thing new life.